Do I have to buy a separate speaker system?
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A complete PA (public address) system require at least one microphone, a microphone cable, a PA amplifier, and speakers, and most likely a microphone stand.
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Short answer yes.In order to use this microphone you'll need at least the following things:1) A cable to connect the microphone to an amplifier or mixer board (Called a Mic Cable or an XLR cable with XLR male on 1 end, and XLR female on the other end).2) Something to plug the microphone into. This can be a Karaoke machine, mixer, or amplifier.Two common setups to use this microphone are as follows:1) A Karaoke machine that has an XLR jack (to plug the above XLR cable into), it's own amplifier and it's own speakers.2) A Disk Jockey (DJ) setup where you have: a) This microphone plugged into b) an XLR cable plugged into c) a mixer board plugged into d) an amplifier plugged into e) separate speakers Short answer yes.In order to use this microphone you'll need at least the following things:1) A cable to connect the microphone to an amplifier or mixer board (Called a Mic Cable or an XLR cable with XLR male on 1 end, and XLR female on the other end).2) Something to plug the microphone into. This can be a Karaoke machine, mixer, or amplifier.Two common setups to use this microphone are as follows:1) A Karaoke machine that has an XLR jack (to plug the above XLR cable into), it's own amplifier and it's own speakers.2) A... » Read More Short answer yes.In order to use this microphone you'll need at least the following things:1) A cable to connect the microphone to an amplifier or mixer board (Called a Mic Cable or an XLR cable with XLR male on 1 end, and XLR female on the other end).2) Something to plug the microphone into. This can be a Karaoke machine, mixer, or amplifier.Two common setups to use this microphone are as follows:1) A Karaoke machine that has an XLR jack (to plug the above XLR cable into), it's own amplifier and it's own speakers.2) A Disk Jockey (DJ) setup where you have: a) This microphone plugged into b) an XLR cable plugged into c) a mixer board plugged into d) an amplifier plugged into e) separate speakers « Show Less
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Well, yes, you need a microphone cord that will connect to an amplifier or a p.a system, or you can use a powered p.a speaker.
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Yes. :-) This is just the microphone. You need and cables, sound board (or xlr to USB cable - for computer use), and speaker system. I hope that helps.
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No. The speakers are separate with wires to the head unit. They are three separate pieces..head unit and two speakers.
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You can hook up an extra set of speakers but there is no way to switch between the two sets. What ever you decide to play will also be heard in the house and outdoors.
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Yes, you can connect alternative speakers to the unit. However, only one pair (two speakers) may be connected.
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No. The unit does not come with either buit-in or external speakers. It does however have the necessary input/output jacks to which you can connect speakers.
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Hi, I bought this system and really love it - but I also didn't realize at first that I would need to buy a receiver to connect all of the speakers to. Once you have a receiver then you can connect a DVD player, TV, and other electronic items to it as well. The sound is really nice.
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No, you can't. The only thing you can do is to buy a separate audio splitter which are, by the way, inexpensive. The bad thing about it is you cannot have independent volume control.
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If I remember correctly, the speaker is a separate component. You will have to change that out separately. I hope this helps
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I believe that the asker is inquiring if a speaker can be purchase without another transmitter and remote control. Hopefully it would cost less than a complete system. I haven't found one yet but I would be interested. I also feel that the system is misrepresented as "stereo". With only a single load speaker in the cabinet, the system can't truly reproduce stereo sound unless another unit is purchased.
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Seperately, yes. But together as a 6 speaker system... I wouldn't recommend it.
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Yes, you will need speakers. The computer has a sound card, so the speakers or external sound system will just plug into the green jack.
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Yes, but I don't use it. Obviously, the built in speakers don't require any external ones, so I put my ol' ones away.
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Rest assured there is no problem with the installation or the speakers. What you need is called a subwoofer.
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The system has two speaker jacks, so it isn't possible to attach additional speakers. Since the system has limited power (15-watt output), it probably couldn't support extra speakers without distortion or damage. The owner's manual states: "Use only the supplied speakers. Using other speakers may result in unnatural sound." My opinion: The system sounds exceptional with the supplied speakers; for a unit of its size, I've never heard better. If you want more power or multiple speakers, it might be wise to look around for separate components. This system is intended to be a compact table-top unit with excellent sound, and it meets those criteria very well.
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You will need your own, separate sound system. Product gets a 70% grade from me. Screen not white enough to give optimum picture from projector.
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Yes. There are standard speaker connections on the back of the main unit. I use different speakers than the ones that came with it.
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This would be more than what you require if you are looking for just speakers since this system includes everything. I would suggest getting just the speakers and not look at entertainment systems since they include components you already have.